Eternal Relevance of Sanatana Dharma: Hinduism and Neo-Hinduism to Mankind

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This book may inform all learned and general people that orthodox Vedic Religion or Sanatana Dharma in spite of carrying its eternally glorious and unalterable character which, if exercised well, can make every life fruitful and peaceful, has developed into Hinduism and neo-Hinduism in course of time on account of some addition made to it by the later Hindus who again made it subsequently more enlarged. Expansive, non-communal and democratic by attaching some reformations to it.

Sri Jnanendranath Ray is born in 1931 at the village of Mollapur in Birbhum district, West Bengal, India. He proved himself good as a school teacher in his service life. He wrote some school books, grammatical texts and also some important reference books in English and Bengali both. These books have already been published by various publishers. His very important book is "World-Peace Series with six books Context the USA, the UNO and the World mind". Now too he is continuing his work heart and soul. It seems that the world is moving towards peace along the path suggested by the author.

It may be known to all learned people that orthodox Vedic Religion or Sanatana Dharma in spite of carrying its eternally glorious and unalterable character which, if exercised well, can make every life fruitful, has developed into Hinduism and neo Hinduism in course of time on account of some addition made to it by the later Hindus who again made it subsequently more enlarged, expansive, non-communal and democratic by attaching some reformations to it.

Still it is a matter of great regret that this diversified religion is abused very often by a large number of people on differently presumed allegations. This book is the production of my weak pen, limited knowledge and humble efforts to prove with hard collected and weighty arguments that the above mentioned Religion is not a Religion of accusation at all, rather it is highly meritorious and eternally relevant to Mankind. If the mandates of Hinduism and its scriptures are practised with importance and complied with properly and given material forms, they will help people's individual-life, family-life, social-life, national life and international life to be happy and peaceful. Even the aggregate of happy and joyful experiences they can give, ma take the disorderly world of the present time to the state of the global pacification.

I humbly and respectfully beg to state how the subject matt of the book has been dealt with from the beginning through t growth or development and the going forward toward conclusion, and say that my learned readers will understand easily if they kindly observe the table of contents minutely.